Managing large amounts of student, staff, or timetable data can be overwhelming — especially when the tools you’re using feel clunky or outdated. Modern education websites and portals need to make it easy to view, update, and interact with information. Whether you’re logging attendance, checking reports, or updating contact details, the experience should feel simple […]
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The Best in Web Interface Design: How Terrabase Empowers Education with Thoughtful Development In an increasingly digital world, the education sector demands more than just functional software — it requires intuitive, accessible, and elegant interfaces that support learning and administration seamlessly. At Terrabase, we specialise in building web applications that not only meet these expectations
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Expert Ruby on Rails Consultancy: Revitalising Your Legacy Applications Ruby on Rails (RoR) has long been a trusted framework for web applications, known for its efficiency, scalability, and developer-friendly environment. However, as with any technology, older applications can become outdated, difficult to maintain, and prone to performance or security issues. For organisations still relying on
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In today’s digital age, managing and securing your data is more important than ever. ownCloud offers a robust, open-source solution for file sharing and syncing, but hosting it yourself can be a daunting task. This is where Terrabase comes in. Here are several compelling reasons why you should consider Terrabase to host your ownCloud server.
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In the digital age, many organisations still rely heavily on spreadsheets for managing data, tracking projects, and making decisions. While spreadsheets are versatile and familiar, they come with significant limitations and risks that can hinder an organisation’s efficiency and growth. Here’s why running an organisation on spreadsheets is not a good idea and how a
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02/11/2020 (From the archive – first published 28/09/2019) The Future of Software: Fast, Intuitive, and Seamless Instant Startup and Seamless Connectivity In five years, I envision software that is incredibly fast, easy to navigate, and intuitive to use, with clever, simple touch gestures. It will be cloud-based, dynamic, visually appealing, and innovative. But what does
From the archive – first published 19/05/2017 Avoiding Cybersecurity Risks: A 4-Point Plan for Your Organisation A Wake-Up Call: Learning from the NHS Cyberattack The recent NHS cyberattack served as a stark reminder of the dangers of outdated systems. The organisation was still relying on obsolete software, including versions running on Windows XP, making them
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From the archive – first published 27/09/2013 We’ve been putting in business changing computer systems since the year 2000 and have picked up a few nuggets about how to make sure a potentially revolutionary computer system is accepted, works well and is loved by its users. So here I’ve tried to put together a top
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From the archive – first published 23/07/2013
Apps as popularised by the iPhone are great and I’m sure are here to stay. At least for the medium term.
The web is great too though, and I think it’s obvious to say it is here to stay. For the long term.
“as good as apps are, it’s a backward step for software“
At …
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